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Exports

Exports from Georgia must follow international standards and agreements to ensure seamless operations and timely delivery.

General Export Guidelines

Ensure all export documents are complete and accurate, including the commercial invoice, certificate of origin, and transport documents. Exporters must meet product-specific export requirements and regulatory standards.

Required Documents

Exporters need to submit the following documents:

Transport Document (TIR carnet, bill of lading; air waybill, rail waybill)
Certificate of Origin
Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Special Certificates (phytosanitary certificate, hygiene certificate, veterinary certificate)

Georgia Export Regulations

When exporting from Georgia, businesses must comply with international and domestic regulations to ensure smooth trade and avoid penalties. Key points to consider include:

Dual-use goods and military equipment are heavily regulated.
Export licenses are required for sensitive technologies or exports to restricted countries.
Compliance with international agreements and local laws is mandatory.
Accurate documentation is essential for export controls.
Violations may result in penalties, restrictions, or trade barriers.

For more information or assistance, feel free to contact us.

Transiting Goods

Goods transiting through Georgia must follow strict customs procedures. Providing the right documentation and ensuring compliance with security measures is essential for avoiding delays or fines.

Leading Export Commodities

Georgia

Top Exports: Copper Ore, Cars, Nitrogenous Fertilizers, Ferroalloys, and Wine.

UAE

Top Exports: Gold, Refined Petroleum, Petroleum Gas, Diamonds, Cars, Crude Petroleum, Aluminum, Broadcasting Equipment, Jewelry, and Aircraft & Spacecraft.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the advantages of using combined transport for shipping to Belarus?

Key Considerations:

Shipping Method: Decide between air freight for speed or sea freight for cost-effectiveness.
Cost: Air freight is more expensive but faster, while sea freight is cheaper but slower.
Cargo Type: Consider the nature of your cargo (perishable, fragile, etc.) and choose an appropriate shipping method and packaging.
Documentation: Ensure all necessary shipping and customs documents are prepared, including bills of lading, commercial invoices, and customs declarations.
Customs Regulations: Be aware of the import regulations and duties in both Dubai and Georgia.
Insurance: Consider insuring your cargo to protect against loss or damage during transit.

What are the customs and import regulations for shipping from Dubai to Georgia?

Documentation: Required documents typically include a bill of lading, commercial invoice, packing list, and possibly a certificate of origin.

Duties and Taxes: Import duties and VAT may apply based on the type of goods and their declared value.

Regulations: Ensure compliance with Georgian import regulations, including any restrictions or prohibitions on certain goods.

Customs Clearance: You may need to engage a customs broker to handle the clearance process and ensure all regulatory requirements are met.

What are the shipping methods available from Dubai to Georgia?

Air Freight: Ideal for urgent and high-value shipments. It provides fast delivery but at a higher cost.

Sea Freight: Suitable for larger volumes and less urgent shipments. It is cost-effective but slower.

Land Transport: Often used in combination with sea freight, involving transportation from a port in a neighboring country (like Turkey) to Georgia.